Flock Safety Under Fire Over Privacy | Wilmington News
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Flock Safety Under Fire Over Privacy | Wilmington News
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Senator Josh Hawley is sounding the alarm over Flock Safety’s massive surveillance network, which tracks over 20 billion vehicles monthly across 49 states — raising serious privacy and national security concerns. Privacy lawyer Robert Frommer warns that law enforcement can now access citizens’ movement histories without warrants, eroding constitutional rights. While Flock claims agencies control their own data, Frommer exposes how these systems often connect to broader networks beyond their control. Cities like Pflugerville, Hood County, and Tempe are cutting ties, citing lost trust in Flock’s privacy commitments. The debate isn’t about whether license plate tech is useful — it’s about ensuring it’s used responsibly with constitutional safeguards, protecting liberty without sacrificing safety.
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